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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
4 $50 BIBE.E REH'AHD.

The Publishers Of EMlesEgs< -Ho1tIs-
y ci:ar twelve valuable rewards il
their -EootalY for February, among
whic!, is the following:
Wew give $1,000 to the person
telling Us which is the middle verse
in tlc New Testament Scriptures, mot
The revised edition., by March tenth,
1S,1-17. Saoald two OF l"oTc correct
;,li>wors be received, tho .,;i.2I.....: lyi.i
be divided. The morey vii be ior-
warded 10 tie winner ,'iarch I31h.
1887. Persons trying for tie reward
must scn1 20 cents in silver OF posta!
notes, GO stamps tsiaen) w'ttn their
answer. ;o:. WHICH they viii receive the
.HoaH1y for April in which the name
aod ;!s;,iness o: ;}le wilmer Of the r.
ward aud the correct answer will be
published, ana il which several more
valuable rewards viii ne offered. ID
dress, },GI'77L2::oGG IUBI.lS.:IN@: Co,iTASY,
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

The annual meeting Of the farmers
which has been advertised ccn;iuuoaS-
lv in this paper ior the las,;ionr weeks
viii take place next Saturday N the
Court House. Tie meeting Is impor.
tant and is expected to be Interesting,
and hence TIE promoters and earnest
workers Of tie association have en-
deavoreG through tie public print to
draw 4 large body OF the farmers oct
to the proposed meeting: Re" Off
GERS are to be elected and other inter-
esting work viii be done Atthe be-
ginning Of the new year those Of the
farmers who intend uniting them
selves with the association, next Sat
praay is the time they should be pres
ent and add their names TO the roll.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
For lame back, sile or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster Price - GEMS.
P.AN0nA GOSSIP.
PASoLA, S. c., Feb. is, 1887

PASo1A, S. c., Feb. Is, 1887.
Mr.. EDITOR: I am fully sensible Tor
one to be reporter for a newspaper
lie must be on the alert. There should
be coupled with lis pen, energy, fear
lessness, and quick apprehension. lie
ought to be bold in the truth and un-
relcutiog in facts Nothing else will
stand the test OF cliticis.n-nor moth
ing short OF this will appease the
wrath Of an indignant raa,icT. He
should furnish news i'll keeping with
tie times outside OF this there can
be 10 satisfaction How to accom-
p!ish this has always beer to me the
most perplexirg proh!em. What is
pleasant to some IS often distasteful
to others. 70 write Of \, who is Of 4
cliurlisn temperament, he is d;splcas-
ed, while 3 courtly thanks You and
mauifests meek disposition III your
behalf.
We really thought We were in the
midst OF summer last week. The
birds sang sweet music. and the
weather was as warm as July SUI;
bat sad,ien change makes US get
back to our Old hanats. To-day tie
ram is failing in torrents, the heavens
are il darkness, With clouds which
make US gloomy in farming prospects.
Che early oats crop in this section is
badly damaged, but farmers seem dis
posed to try again, aud they anticipate
!. good crop from spring planting Z!
the vielG viii be as abundant as is
shown from the area planted, then
there viii be no scarcity Of food for
work stock. Many Of our most sue
cessiul farmers think !; q useless ex-
rendi;ure Of money and waste OF time
in planting oats III the fail these late
ve..'s. Some have Given It np alto
geth"r, and onlv plant Gow in the
spriu@-tinink this more cnumerative
ana pays decidedly better.
BIDS for building the Few academy
at panola Vii! be advertised soon.
The object Of the Trustees is to push
forward the enterprise 10 its compile
ton 20 be ready fcr the opening oi
tho school by tie lst OF November.
RoSin Hill hes az addition to its
inhabitants. Nj. Il. L. llilligap is
Ahn Ior,,,- fo{?,a,.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
D;ca at Trio. williamsburg County

Died at Trio, Williamsburg County,
on Tuesday the 10Th Instant lir. Jc-
sepA ". Alsbrook. The deceased was
born in Sumtec County on the l0th Of
December 1881. 1t az earE age he
cane to Clarendon, and has resided
here continuously ever since. raising a
large family of children. OF "a quiet,
modes: disposition, Mr. Alsbrook dis
charge, the duties of q citizen, honor
ably, and with an transformations sp;r-
it wnich kept many Of his GOOD deeds
from the eyes Of the world. At the
beginning of hostiities between The
North and South, AIr. Alsbrook enter
ed the Confederate army. and did
faithful service until peace was declar-
ed. His blood was she'd in defence OF
bis country at the battle Of Sc'ea
Pines, being severely wounded III two
places from the effects of which he
often complained III after life. When
8 youth he confessed the religion o:
Christ. and uniting with the Method
;st Church, lie continued a consistent
member to his death For severa!
months previous 10 his death, Mr. Ais
brook WAS engaged il saw milling at
Trio. The lnaladv which took bis lie
was sudden, and before any ofhis fam
i,y could reach him, be died. The re-
mains were brought to Manning
Thursday and laid to rest in the VII
lase burying ground.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

Ladies who are looking for a maga-
zine to meet all their requirements
should see DemoreSts Jfon:Aly for
March. It has just arrived, and, as
usual, is full of information and
amusement. Nothing seems to be
left undone to make ':Demorest's the
most popular family Magazine in the
world. There is always something to
interest al, from the Youngest c5ild
to the "head of tie house" THIS
namber contains very striking wa
ter-color pictare (Ihe Two ,tiaiesties).
The serial, "Allan Ruariermain, )" by
Il. Rider Haggard, autLor of "She, ;
etc, is u wonderful story o. adventure,
as are all OF this world-renouGed &u-
thor's productions, The other sto-
res, articles, and general Information
on all household matters are too nu-
merons to mention. This magazine
has taken q firm stand on the Prohib
itiop question, which makes it popu-
lar in families where there are boys to
influence. Nor are the girls forgot
zen, for the department OF Oar Girls
contains useful advice TO them. paD-
lished by ". Jennings Demorest, Il
East 18th ST., New York, at s. per
year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

Tie Samter -1dcaace has been
pleased to honor ;hc TINES BY copying
an article Published in its columns
over 5oe caption ~ Timely Query.
It is most rema:Iahla how the COM
positors of the -;ci;,aacs hiundered in
setting up q portion Of the article.
TIE part referred to reads thus:
sTne TINES, last summer, joined tee
chorus extolins the benefits O: a prop
er.y conducted a,gicn.tura. associa-
ton, aud laments Row tie careless
ness and indifference displayed by the
farmers il allowing their organization
to collapse
The -41raace has 1t this way:
''Ihe Times, lest Summer, joined tie
choras conducted cGricultu.G! GSSocia-
ion ard lan,e4tS roc the care!e&sneSs,
and indifference di<piayed 6y The farm
e,:S e.ctoih"g the benefits Of preperIy IN
a!}oocinq tl,ei1 organization to collcp<e.
In another place the Advance makes
the TINES ridiculous by comforting the
word prescription" into ''prescrip-
ton" Verify, the type settlers and
proof reader OF the Adcance were on
2 spree.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
THE CITY CO. SAND H!Li.S.
FuLrox, S. C., Feb. q, 1887.
AT flTlr- ) ALTAR.

AT HIM[,- ) ALTAR.
Cupid all arm'd: G certain aha he took at
a fair vest;Gl' -
and the epilosue to another l,'ay by
the blind god of lore, was spoken at
one o'clock on Thursday, February II,
Wien Mr.. Charles u. Nelson o. Oak
land, and Miss Leo Mel]e, eldest
daughtel. Of Captain }. J. Broughton,
were united in holy vediocll, by Rev.
james Mcdowell, at the residence Of
the brides father. We are too iHpcr-
feet coluoise,7' i !adies tcjJeste& to at
tempt a description of the handsome
costumes of the bride and brides
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
J. T. DIVINE.
GENT SuD't.

IGEycan live At home, and make more
gsssrcary ut work :or us tnan at any.
sEs$thing else in tt world. Capita.
aot llee,.e you a-e started free. Both SEX
es: I'll ages. an etc cen 40 tue work
Large earnings si.'e ,.om the first start
Costly oattit and ; r.:s> frea better rot de
lay. Costs yot: ;.";tiGg to sc-d rs yonr sd-
,!reS.; and find OK; ;fyon 2r" WISE you Will
- scat once Z. LiAL....rT * Co., cortland,
Maine.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
Scentre Strit No. 2l4.

North 8mer,ca.
It first reached this country at New
York and has since wandered to Sum
ter. Maayille. and next cones to Man
mig. But its not 70 rest ,,cre. Post
.:,&ster Bowman thinks its destination
is somewhere in the Province OF Can
ada, and has accordingly started it
that way.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

Wholesale Dragsist, Nos 15l & 1873
Meeting street, Charleston, S. c.
Dealer. in Drugs, Medicines, Foreign
and Domestic Chemicals, Glassware.
Spices, Brushes, Gssentis:! Oils, Sur
cical instruments, 2erfumcry, Fancy
Goods, SHOW CASES, OF all sizes,
and ali alticIes usually found in a
First-class Drag House. Prices low
Ouici: sales and small profits.
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pc: NJ. ?. ? L. 15ro"y,,t,% s~!,h Mss
Naomi iiroug;,ton: 2nA couple, ~.
::sugeae Bcoug!l;cn with Miss Nc',:e
Ne:son: :3rd couple, 81. Y. i. !:eitier
with Mss Carrie Baics.
As tie hlidc stood surrounded br :
sparkling array Of beauty she see:acc
0 ey ell 70 shine
''A central rose OF ,!;:w:.
Tie marriage was attended By the
couples host OF relatives from Sumter,
R;calana, and This COUNTY, WHO We're
the op:r guesis invited except A;r D.
3. NcLaulin and omse,f. Oar life
long acquaintance with Captain
Broughton's family, and the hallowed
ties OF friendship formed with bis
children during chiidhoods asscc;a-
ton, obtained Tor us a kind invitation.
: 4 glittering array of costly bridal
presents were displayed; they were
beautiful and elaborate. The snmp-
tuous wedding dime, was magnificent
ia feast lit for the gods" a table
prepared for about ferry guests groan-
ed beneath the weight Of m&sto;ion
turkeys, colossal harbecues, iI2ms,
and every variety OF unmenhonabie
viarts, s,-and taen as E1ultitu,:;nous
as the sands came ialts. pies, a:a,, 4
most CT nice things whose names aTe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

SIIE.pii'S COUGH aad Coosnmr:ion
Cure IS sold by Us on = guarantee. Il cures
ljousE.u:t:nn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint: ShiloA's Vitallzer IS
guaranteed 10 cure you.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

GROUP, WH0OTJNG: C0CGs5I" and Eron-
cli:i* Immediately relieved by S:siio:is s
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
WEDNESDAY,, February e, 1887.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

One Year. in Advance Sl.50, or $500 at
the Expiration OF Six Months.
Advert;sements-Per Square, first IN
sertion, s1.0o
Each subsequent insertion. 50c.
s> Contract Advertising at reduced
rates.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

against

Elizabeth Jones, E.ieC trGtsh, SARAH =.
David, George j. Brown, s;:!nrslC. c. R:,-:-
ar,iSon: and Mary Dav;d. Ellen J. Dayi;,
Erth David Emma " :;aTid, and Anna =,
David, Infants.
Defendants.
NOTICE IS !IEII;;2I.EE-Y GIVEN THAr'
~ under and By write of IN order ::
Judge I, B. Fraser; dated January II, lSS
made at Chambers, in tue above stated cas- /.
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, -;
the Court House in Manning, in said Coui.-
ty, end State, within the usual hours 81
sale OF Monday the 7th day OF lIar-.s
1887, p certain parcel on lot Of land s!tus,:
in the Town OF .Maurnng il the County 81
Clarendon and State aforesaid, containing
one acre, more or less, known as the 'Ba,..
field lot. )" and bounded as follows, TO wit;
On the cast by West Boundary street of sol
Town Of Manning. south by lot Of land,
now or formerly. TIE propcrtS Of Miss Mary
L, Setter, and 1.."lied Oh Ill ether sidcs.
by the property formerly occrpied by Alfre:l
Sr;2er "nl family, .ad sal: % be owned ty
tie vic ac1 c.!::!!,,. Il Of she said Alfred
Setter. The pare, of la,i thus describct
IS TIE whole ot the lot Formerly ownel
by x. A. Ba-:icll.
Purchaser 70 pay for papers.
H IA LESESNE,
SEo-::G Clarendon County.
L. I
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

A letter in the Post-office here has
this foreign address written IN Span
ISL inguo: We guess:
s:den Hern Hern Tymtho Kurm;ak,
Mariull5 p. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quicl,l cared by Shiloh's Cure.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

On SUNDAYS train "i!l leave Charleston,
$. c.. S.45 a. e. a..s:ve Columh.a LOO P.
NJ. Returning !ea:e' Columbia 5.27 ?. ~.
arrives Charleston J.sJ P. ~
Solid Trains between Charleston and COL
um;,:a. S. c. :>prc:ai 2arlor Cars attached to
this train be,wc.2 Char cston and Colum.
h;a. No e1tr,: c.:,rge tor sect in these
ears to passen:csa ..olding Fi-st Class tick
cts.
T. NJ. EMERSON,
Ccn'l Pass. Agent.
J. T. DIVINE.
GENT SuD't
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

Fire caught in the dwelling Of
Mn. ". H. NJ. Dyson on last Saturday
afternoon and destroyed the greater
portion of the bedding and neas.y al:
the clothing of the family. Forsan-
atelv il was discovered in time to save
the building. .
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23
Genuine Early Rose Seed Potatoes
at DinkinS & Cos.

A deposit Of Kaolin has been d:scov-
a. cred about sixteen miles from Black
seille in this State. It is to be devei-
y sped.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

Miss Lula Hurst, the great Geor-
ria wonder, was married in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, on the 9th inst, to her
manager, Paul Atkinson. She has
accumulated about $3.50, 900.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

AEGCNAUT.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

Two of the parties, Bacchus Rich,
ardson and Jerry Sraothers, charged
with breaking in Rieby's store, at
Yorkyiile, in this county, on the 2oth
of January, and robbing Major ?. I.
Ca1away of 800 and clothing, were
apprehended at Sumter on the 18TH
and brought to Manning jail last Mon
Snr, nranino
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-23

MIR. Charles II. Nelson and Miss
Leo Melle Broughton We're married or
Thursday evening the 18th, at the
home of the latter, by Rev. James
Mcdowell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
AT sAEAToeA.

DoeaaF 70 invAlia--Ths ustars % year
aieeaae deuaan3a that yea tstlsw my al
reoti ns impltcitiy.
fevais3-t Will esdeaves 10 % ~.
D,soteF-In tee ersi piace va sasi
tAks sns hAwseosns WAtsF tAFea Or fear
unss q aAy. Afs.s easA eiAas rec masa
SAik. R1sr-iss u iadispco4abls IN pear
eaaa.
luvalid--I VII % e. yoa Ay.
Doetos-Yoa UGst - Hn3cxAAa II
sSVryteln9. parsisaiAfiy IN emokfua
Oae eaSsr AFTER essh seal. ne DOra.
Gall sksin t1eaerroa aad FepoEe psa,-
gFrss-
Nsxs day tha Pafirnt re- oriea. He
leskea iks = vssy sssk nan.
nzetef- Nsii. tss are yea ecuing
oaf
lsvsIsa-l osgix. darsag.
AeAA's The snNsteS
i'm dssthiv siSk a. ny ssoasaeA.~
bal's vtFF szrsHEas
~. . 80. fats - tes 8rst tina ever
s1aeAsa- S-IarAs SQf4AsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17

The ship George 2. Hanson vas towsd
into p0gs at .. N today b. the tee
H0iysks.
The steamship Mexico sailed today
with 400 toes Of coal. go toas Of wsice
sonint1tes her fuel. she alss had
aboat so tons Of miseellaneous freight.
The tag Holyoks coaled here today.
The ship Indiana shifted today 10 the
berth lefs vacant ~ the departure Of
abe ship Blaa jacket.
The ship Fancy Tucker took the
plAce at the bankers left vacant thia
evening By the departure Of the Esean-
ship Mexico.
The ship John A. Briggs, Captain
Balcb, has been chartered to load Black
Diamond coal for San Francisco.
OF ersiahts on tie Columbia river the
0yegoatas has the following 20 say /;
the Irvine came in duFing the Week
SEEKING. as also he Olive y. S3othaEd.
On spot the three iron vessela closed Tor
grain. The SssnmoTe. 1767 tons, -.
cured SIS Sd; the Nth, 800 tons, 3Ss, and
the CambEiau. 1858 toms, SSs 50. The
Nith Rets early dispatch and nothing
less direct, while tbs OumbFian loads
aour and may as direct. Te arrive. an
IRON Of about the same SIZE closed a.
So 81. and il 10 said one coming later
has . 40s eharter. Large iren IL offered
aat over SIC Sd, those at hand wanting
l0s. Altogether there has been more
Appearances Of busnieas the past wesk
than for some time past, although grain
moves quite slowly. The registered
tonnage statement 10 40 follows: In
poFt-For grain loading, e525; miscells
asoos, 1872; iron disenRaeed. 1914; wood
diseDRARsd, 2522; total. 16643. Cd way
Doe Anaast-SeptembeF, 6l00; due Sep
tember- o ssobeg. 1882; due later on.
10 2s6; total, S3.7so.
PoRr TowxsxxD, Sept. I6 ARRIVED
Ships George n. Manson, Frank Pen
1lesoD, bark Ohristine and schooner
Oourssr.
PoHr GAMsLn, Sept. 1e. - Sailed
Bark Hope.
POnr BLAKELI. Sept. ls.-Arrivsd-
Ship Prussia.
S4iIad-Sohoone VIM. T. Wi,Euann.
TATooaz. Sept. l6.-The steamship
Walla Walla passed out and ship
passed in.
Cioudy. Fresh southeast 1ind.
SAN FRAHcssco Sept. l6.-Arrived-
Ship Edward OBrien, from fseooa.
CleArsd-Stsamer Oolumbia, for As
toria.
saiIed-steamsF WIllamstts, for Ma
naimo; steamer George W. Elder, for
SEATTLE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
FINANCE AHD TRADE.


Hn4xxER. RFtf1Y, eepa. -
Ths 0EezDs EupseFsDs1s Conpany
b nb0ss - eanssrssa : uarshssss -
ssssn ne Ppnaa ssana aAsss LAns an1
- essisos . Pea spsF e ne sa1s
lina. II b lssen6sd fer sssrsna boz
nnd yin b 1eoxso fest 10 siza Iht'
wEn nsassbaadly prove . arsAs sgursa
e es1foEs - ths shlppsrs e haps Gar
sns ths nExt fss noathG
FeFty-sns sassa o. ears wsEs Feasivs1
sosay. nesi 81 vhiaA sspss frsn Port
lad.
PEODUOE RECEIPTS - Pas1 3
h0nrs innlude paekMaaa basseRs 81
easss eRne. g saeks potnfoss. Sc sack'
Soar. s naaks aFsen corn, - packages
fruis, 8 ban1Iea bids, Il hcess c8ii
cad 900 Barrels ell Tharo uaa siso re
saavsd : asri0sda of aeuseal mershan
etx~ On &C. PaQsa Gsaa6 Shore Lins.
sHGPMENTs-G neral frsiRhis zee
aaat frum Bsatiis during tbs pase y
hsurs Ia shs foiloWina qnantitiee: g 4
p. 4. g. r., 80 tors; p. 4. 3. Lane. Il
esna. eteSmsFs. Emma HAYWARD. tor
Idaho. IA tees; NashinRto1, n tons
Ials, 3 ions, 0i.da. 3gj< tons; W &
MsFw5a, ~ tons, Michigan. ! f0ns Hsi.
80. = togs; AnRusts, . tons; W. ,. Mas
roe. zD5< sons; and gosspht1s, teas
roe ssamship Asxico took Gus abo1l
50 tons % general fFsight.
OAfB-Ib IL reported THAI buysFs are
ps,fng 90 Per ton fOF oats - ths
ranoa. fhs iJbbiux price here y q
per 500, and ise Fttsfi prise u 81 30 PEI
ssntaf ~ 81 80 per ton.
WHEAE-Ihe markets IL both eaE
Francisco ard Portland are FepoTtes
very Qaiaf. l. o4lly there 10 no onanRe.
Rstai.sFs get Sis per GENITAL and 81
per SON.
BUFTER-Markst arm. Retail pricf
rs oenas pr sUo-pound roll.
KGG5-Unehangsd. Fresh retail a
20 esnss per doEsn.
FRUTf-DeoiIne noted tedsy IN
plums. They retail noe n oents per
Ooand. and ~ tee b9x shey sell 81
ssnts per posnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
cnAUrAUaUA BsACu.
PnnMARKHR LOCATION 81 TEE AsaEMBLH
GR0usps MIpwAT BnTwAna anArTLs
AND TACOMA.


GR0uNps MIpwAT BMTwAna anArTLs
AND TACOMA.
The COMMITTEES apnsinted to locate
permanent grounds for Ohaaiauqaa as
ssmhlisa, after . careful examination Of
the merits Of soms half . d1Rsu places
Oh Tuesday, September 1Ssh, made shsiE
Snail dseisi0o Ia favor Of Point Hsyer,
on vashon leland, Jose oppcalts Pulley
Point and midway between TAeo@a
aud Saaltle.
This Decision has been DELAYED 10
listen - ohiec9lona made and 10 exsm-
Inc offers proposed, with the deeiEs that
all parties might be satisfied, and the
future Rr1Wth OF the society unimpeded
By division Of sentiment OF dissatisfac-
ton Of memherL Tue following nay
10 mentioned - the chief merits on
Which the plsoe waa selected:
FiFst-tt 10 almost exastlY midway
oeivsea the tSo cities whose population
and plaok must faEnish lie leading pat
r0naGe.
Ssooad-Il has 9 most excalisnt beach
stth sXtra bathing facilities, . smooth
stndy bottom, . southwest front and q
louR shallow spie.
rhird-Is has IN excellent landing
vhere boats mag ran vsthin dfty feet
% shore 81 all ssagoa % side. StssnsfI
may Fan their pFoSs upon the beach a
neaFly ell stages Of tide.
FsnFth--Ia has two large streams Of
hesa,iful fresh vAtef. snfhslent for aIl
futars asa.
Ftfth-Ovsr two nilna Of share line
aavs been secured In q oommanisy OF
interest. rsacaipa about b Qisrtermss-
tsr HsFbar. aud al pfacsioes dslstsFious
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